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relatives to the people; the writers "[[not clear]]" it somewhat not of character to lay on the shoulders of persons thus assumed to be mere private individuals, the burden of controlling the ebullition of public feeling and stopping the effusion of Cherokee blood: nevertheless, regardless of this inconsistency, the writers feel eager to exert their interest & | relatives to the people; the writers "[[not clear]]" it somewhat not of character to lay on the shoulders of persons thus assumed to be mere private individuals, the burden of controlling the ebullition of public feeling and stopping the effusion of Cherokee blood: nevertheless, regardless of this inconsistency, the writers feel eager to exert their interest & promptest efforts to stay they hand of violence & stop the flow of blood. They have thought it proper to say that much in advance by Capt: McCall, the subject being still under serious consideration. They trust all excitement may be allayed and a satisfactory accommodation speedily effected. In a postscript they add that | ||
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June 30 relatives to the people; the writers "not clear" it somewhat not of character to lay on the shoulders of persons thus assumed to be mere private individuals, the burden of controlling the ebullition of public feeling and stopping the effusion of Cherokee blood: nevertheless, regardless of this inconsistency, the writers feel eager to exert their interest & promptest efforts to stay they hand of violence & stop the flow of blood. They have thought it proper to say that much in advance by Capt: McCall, the subject being still under serious consideration. They trust all excitement may be allayed and a satisfactory accommodation speedily effected. In a postscript they add that